... The Union Club of Blackburn, a selec tion of whose mem bers Mel has de picted here, is a nonagenarian institu tion in such good health as to look forward confidently to its approaching centenary. The first meeting was held in 1850, the chairman being Mr. Hornby, later Sir Harry Hornby, and M.P. for Blackburn for over twenty years. Sir Harry's son, Sir Henry Hornby, is one of the seventy- five ...

... SERVICE UNITS No. 31 AN R.A.F. SIGNALS GROUP: By MEL Even though information likely to be of use to the enemy has to be kept so close a secret, it is fairly safe to assure the lay public that signalling in the R.A.F. is rarely done by the flag-wagging method, and even whistling and shouting out such expressions as Oi and Hi can be ruled out. Even with these manifest handicaps the message ...

... -MEL WITH THE BRITISH AIR FORCES IN FRANCE No. 2.-- AN E.A.F. WING-HEADQUARTERS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE Another little gallery collected by the artist during his recent tour of the fighting front. It is not permitted to give even such detail as may be available, but detail seems hardly necessary when combined performance is so magnificent. For the thrilling story of what the R.A.F. is doing in ...